Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1923 — Page 12

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iIEE HURT IN 1 ACCIDENTS OVERWEEK-END Alice Hold Two Following Mishaps—Five Automobiles Damaged, Six accidents resulted in three ersons’ being injured, five autoobiles' being damaged and two perms being arrested, police records bowed today. The injured: Wenfred Brennemer, 18, cf Whitesown, Ind., right leg broken, Methodst Hospital. Mrs. Clara Imes, 53, 458 IV. Thirty'irst St., left leg injured, taken iome. John Henry, 75, of 3051 Park Ave., raised and suffered possible internal njuries when he fell downstairs. When Curtis Corn of Whitestown -topped his automobile Sunday at Troy and Madison Ave., Wenfred 3rennemer, and Corn got out. As hey walked across the street, Bren :emer was struck by an automobil* lriven by Roy H. Butcher, 2023 Fernway Ave. While crossing Capitol Ave., in the 700 block, Mrs. Clara Imes was struck by an automobile driven by Curtis L. Johnson, 1024% S. Meridian St. She was taken home in an ambulance. John Henry was injured when he fell downstairs at his home, 3051 Park Ave. When two automobiles collided at Wabash St., and Senate Ave. Harry Peterson, 321 N. Delaware St., and Brick Shoberg. 601 N. Delaware., were arrested. Peterson was charged with drunkenness and Shoberg with operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor, and drunkenness. William Markham. 707 H. Thirteenth St., was the driver of the other automobile. Both cars were damaged. Two automobiles were slightly damaired as the result of an accident at New Jersey and Court Sts. John W. Hess, 224 N. East St., and Paul Scottof, 1503 N. Pennsylvania St., were the drivers. While passing another automobile, a truck driven by Willis Hope, 112 W. Walnut St., collided with the left front wheel of a car drivei. by Mrs. Hessie Bowman, 1309 W. Twenty-Sixth St., going in the opposite direction, at Speedway and King Aves. The Bowman automobile was damaged. JOHNSON REFUSES TO DISCUSS RUHR SIGHTS California Senator Travels Incognito ; Through Invaded Zone. By Vnitrri Prmtt PARIS, May 14. —Senator Hiram; of California traveled incog“TOo throughout the Ruhr, but refused to discuss what he saw upon arrival here. Johnson is going to London. ALL IN THREE DAYS Joe Gurcheik Buys. Loses, Finds His Ford Car. By Timm Bp print CLINTON, Ind., May 11.—Bought Wednesday, stolen Thursday, recovered Friday. Joe Gurcheik is happy today that his new Ford is back in his possession, although it is minus the tires and battery. It was found at Coxville.

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She’s not so old, nor perhaps so dig-' nifled as a chief justice, but Frances Wescott, Shortridge High School student, knows something of what such a personage is up against. Miss Wescott was the "chief justice” in the Shortridge Senate’s annual

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VETERAN MARKET MAN SUCCUMBS Alford E. Beard Had Operated Stand Tor 34 Years Alford E. Beard, 51. city market standholder, died Sunday night at his home, 645 Temple Ave. Fbinoral services will be held at the United Brethren Church, Park and Walnut Sts. at 2 p. m., Wednesday. The Rev. C. C. Gohn, pastor of the United Brethren Church, will officiate. Burial will be private at Crown Hill. Mr. Beard had operated a fruit and vegetable stand In the east market house for thirty four years. He had lived In Indianapolis for forty-three years, having been born in i Cincinnati, Ohio. He moved to the i city with his parents when he was 8 years old. He was a member of i the Tacoma Benefit Society. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Leona A. Beard; two sons, Marion and Joseph, and a sister, Mrs. Joseph Fritsch, all of Indianapolis. Friends may call at the home, Tuesday and Wednesday mornings.

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Donnan, Shortridge teacher, founded the Senate. Acting as sergeant-at-arms she still conducts the organiza tlon. It is operated as nearly as possible in accordance with rules of the United States Senate. Each member selects the name of a. United States

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